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TrickyFox
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4x4 ITV
Someone told me that a 4x4 car over 10 years old needs to have an ITV every 6 months.
Does anyone know if this is correct please?
Author:
Emmi Smith
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ITV for car - still taking place?
What's the current situation re ITV for car . Mine expires shortly and will need to renew before we return to UK.
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Nemo4
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Possible to pre date an ITV?
Our ITV on our car is due in
January
but is it possible to get the car tested any earlier as in the UK you can get a 13 month ticket? With the current situation not sure when we will be returning to FV,
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Nemo4
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Obtaining an early ITV
As we are not resident but have our own car is it similar to the UK where you can obtain an ITV up to a month before the expiry date?
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Johnrgby
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NEARLY 10% OF VEHICLES IN THE CANARY ISLANDS LACK A VALID ITV (MOT)
Nearly 10% of vehicles in the Canary Islands lack a valid ITV (MOT)Share On:
The Canary Islands, known for having one of the highest vehicle-to-population ratios in Spain, are facing a significant issue with vehicle inspections. With more than 800 automobiles per 1,000 inhabitants, the region had 1,845,111 vehicles on the roads in 2023, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles, according to data from the Canary Islands Institute of Statistics.
Out of this substantial number, 146,587 vehicl